Under heading Windows 10 October 2018 Udpate available now click "Update Now" In CMD type "C:\Program Files\internet explorer\iexplore.exe" and press enter (This will launch IE) But below is good for a 1 off case where a tech is onsite and can't quickly create USB media. Another option is to update the OS from 1803 to 1809Īn easy way to get to 1809 from OOBE is below, or you can also just grab an 1809 ISO and drop i on using a USB. Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.Here is a tech community article about the issue. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. This entry was posted on Friday, January 9th, 2015 at 18:35 and is filed under Uncategorized. This gave me a clean install without issues! wtf?! Which takes a year and a half downloading all the goodies. I changed the Language ID to “da-dk” for Danish. I don’t know where to find these ID’s, google might.
SourcePath is where it’s going to save the downloaded material, OfficeClientEdition is the architecture (I presume) and the Product ID is the product in question (here Office 365 Pro Plus). The “install” gives you a file called setup.exe and a sample XML configuration file. The deployment tool uses a configuration XML file which tells where to store the download, which version to download, architecture (x86/圆4) and can also do more I don’t know anything about. With this, I skip the online installation stuff, and download complete installation first, and then install from that. However this is an online installation, where the install file is some small thingy, with the user’s data embedded.Īnyways, to remedy this, I first remove Office completely using the Office Removal Tool Fix It (link below), and then instead install with the Office Deployment Tool, which sounds more advanced than it is (at least for how I use it). I found one that mentioned 76% specifically and the closest I came to an actual error description was that some file in the online installation is broken/corrupted. I can’t answer that… There are many sites discussing issues where the setup of Office 3 gets stuck at some percentage, often mentioned as a culprit is something with Print Spooler if it hangs above 80% or disabling antivirus and whatnot, none which worked for me. If I restart the machine (although the box tells me not to, “breakin’ the law!”) Office works fine and one thinks about what the last 28% are for. It never gets further and just sits there indefinitely. While installing Office 365 (ProPlus) for some user, I often run into the issue that the setup hangs/freezes at 76%, while installing in the background.
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